ATP Tour Schedule 2027: Your Guide to the Tennis Season
From Melbourne’s summer sunshine to the grass courts of Wimbledon, the 2027 tennis season brings together some of the world’s most distinctive sporting occasions.
The four Grand Slams anchor the year, while the nine ATP Masters 1000 tournaments take the men’s tour through destinations including Monte-Carlo, Madrid, Rome and Shanghai. Between them, a packed calendar offers plenty of opportunities to experience live tennis.
Whether you’re planning a day at Wimbledon, a European city break or a trip further afield, our guide covers the ATP Tour schedule for 2027, the major tournament dates and what to consider when choosing your visit.
Key Tennis Dates for 2027
The four Grand Slams, alongside the clay-court tournaments in Madrid and Rome, are among the highlights available through Sport and Music.
Qualifying and other activities can begin before the main draw. The Australian Open’s Opening Week runs from 11–16 January, while Roland-Garros advertises its wider event from 17 May. Rome’s wider programme begins in late April.
Check the date, court and session attached to your ticket when planning your visit.
Further date information is available from the Australian Open, Madrid Open, Italian Open, Roland-Garros, Wimbledon and US Open.
| Tournament | Location | Surface | 2027 dates |
|---|---|---|---|
| Australian Open | Melbourne, Australia | Hard | 17–31 January — main draw |
| Madrid Open | Madrid, Spain | Clay | 19 April–2 May — wider event; ATP main draw from 21 April |
| Italian Open | Rome, Italy | Clay | 5–16 May — ATP main draw |
| Roland-Garros / French Open | Paris, France | Clay | 23 May–6 June — main draw |
| The Championships, Wimbledon | London, UK | Grass | 28 June–11 July |
| US Open | New York, USA | Hard | 29 August–12 September — main draw |
How Does the Tennis Season Work?
The men’s professional circuit includes ATP 250, ATP 500 and ATP Masters 1000 tournaments, alongside the season-ending ATP Finals. The four Grand Slams sit alongside that circuit and feature both men’s and women’s competitions.
The calendar moves between different surfaces throughout the year. Hard courts feature prominently at the beginning and end of the Grand Slam season, European clay takes centre stage in spring, and the short grass-court season leads into Wimbledon.
For spectators, those changes create very different experiences. A spring afternoon at Rome’s Foro Italico has its own appeal, just as a day on Centre Court or an evening of tennis in New York offers something distinct.
This guide follows the ATP calendar. Several highlighted tournaments also feature women’s tennis, but it does not cover the full WTA schedule.
The Four Grand Slams in 2027
Australian Open: 17–31 January
The first Grand Slam of the year takes place on the hard courts of Melbourne Park.
With its Australian summer setting and busy programme, the Australian Open offers an appealing start to the tennis year. For guests travelling from the UK, it can become the centrepiece of a longer visit to Australia.
Opening Week begins on 11 January, followed by the main draw on 17 January. When choosing your visit, consider whether you would prefer the variety of the early rounds or the focus of the tournament’s closing stages.
Court and session choice also matter, particularly when building your tennis plans around the rest of your stay.
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Roland-Garros: 23 May–6 June
Roland-Garros, also known as the French Open, is the only Grand Slam played on clay.
Held in Paris, it concludes the main European clay-court stretch after tournaments including Monte-Carlo, Madrid and Rome. Its red courts and distinctive setting make it one of the most recognisable occasions in the sport.
For visitors from the UK, it is a natural choice for a short European break. Choose your court and session first, then leave time around the tennis to enjoy Paris.
The main draw begins on 23 May, with qualifying taking place beforehand.
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Wimbledon: 28 June–11 July
For many tennis fans, Wimbledon is the date around which the summer is planned.
Held at the All England Club in London, The Championships combine grass-court tennis with traditions and an atmosphere that are unmistakably Wimbledon.
The opening rounds offer a busy programme across the grounds, while the later stages bring the competition closer to its deciding matches. Doubles and wheelchair tennis also provide compelling reasons to look beyond the headline singles contests.
Wimbledon Debenture tickets offer reserved seating on Centre Court or No.1 Court, together with access to the relevant Debenture facilities, including exclusive bars and restaurants. Access to those facilities does not automatically include food and drink. Download the Ultimate Guide to Wimbledon Debentures.
Whether you’re entertaining clients or planning a special day with friends, it is worth considering your preferred court and date together.
US Open: 29 August–12 September
The US Open brings the Grand Slam season to a close at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in New York.
Its hard courts and lively stadium atmosphere provide a different experience from Wimbledon and the European clay tournaments. For visitors, it is an opportunity to combine a major sporting occasion with time in New York.
Pay particular attention to the stadium and session included with your ticket. These details will help you plan both your tennis experience and the rest of your itinerary.
The Nine ATP Masters 1000 Tournaments in 2027
The Masters 1000 series includes nine of the leading tournaments on the men’s tour. Spread across the season, they provide major occasions between the Grand Slams.
Madrid and Rome belong to this series, alongside events in North America, Europe and Asia.
| Tournament | Location | Surface | 2027 ATP start date |
|---|---|---|---|
| BNP Paribas Open — Indian Wells | California, USA | Hard | 3 March |
| Miami Open | Miami, USA | Hard | 17 March |
| Monte-Carlo Masters | Monte-Carlo | Clay | 4 April |
| Madrid Open | Madrid, Spain | Clay | 21 April |
| Italian Open | Rome, Italy | Clay | 5 May |
| National Bank Open | Toronto, Canada | Hard | 1 August |
| Cincinnati Open | Cincinnati, USA | Hard | 12 August |
| Shanghai Masters | Shanghai, China | Hard | 6 October |
| Paris Masters | Paris, France | Indoor hard | 1 November |
Indian Wells and Miami
Indian Wells and Miami form the first Masters 1000 stretch of the year.
Both are played on outdoor hard courts, with Indian Wells beginning on 3 March and Miami following on 17 March. Together, they are commonly known as the “Sunshine Double”.
They are useful dates to know if you follow the wider season, bridging the period between the Australian Open and the main European clay events.
Monte-Carlo, Madrid and Rome
These three clay-court Masters tournaments are central to the spring calendar.
Monte-Carlo begins on 4 April, followed by Madrid’s ATP main draw on 21 April and Rome on 5 May. Together, they lead towards Roland-Garros in late May.
The Mutua Madrid Open offers the chance to combine tennis at Caja Mágica with a visit to the Spanish capital. The wider event runs from 19 April–2 May, so check your chosen session rather than relying solely on the opening date.
Rome brings the tour to the Foro Italico for the Italian Open, officially the Internazionali BNL d’Italia. With its place immediately before Roland-Garros, it is a major part of the clay season and an appealing focus for a few days in the city.
Toronto and Cincinnati
The National Bank Open in Toronto begins on 1 August, followed by The Cincinnati Open on 12 August.
Both are major hard-court events in the build-up to the US Open. They give the North American summer swing two significant stops before the final Grand Slam begins in New York.
Shanghai and Paris
Shanghai begins on 6 October and is a headline event during the Asian hard-court swing.
The Paris Masters follows on 1 November. Played indoors, it brings the Masters 1000 series to its final stop of the year before the ATP Finals.
Queen’s Club and the ATP Finals
Two other events deserve a place in any guide to the tennis season, although neither is a Masters 1000 tournament.
Queen’s Club: From 14 June
The men’s HSBC Championships at Queen’s Club is an ATP 500 event and a prominent part of the British grass-court season.
Beginning on 14 June, it sits between Roland-Garros and Wimbledon. Alongside Halle, Stuttgart, ’s-Hertogenbosch, Mallorca and Eastbourne, it helps shape the short grass-court stretch.
For fans looking beyond Wimbledon, Queen’s is another important date in the British summer calendar.
ATP Finals: From 14 November
The ATP Finals bring together the season’s leading qualifying singles players and doubles teams.
The published 2027 calendar lists the tournament in Italy from 14 November. Its smaller field and place at the end of the year give it a different character from the weekly tour events.
ATP Tour Schedule 2027: Month by Month
The calendar below lists tournament start dates. Events may continue into the following month, and qualifying can begin earlier.
| Month | Tournament starts |
|---|---|
| January | 1 January: United Cup. 4 January: Brisbane, Hong Kong. 11 January: Adelaide, Auckland. 17 January: Australian Open main draw. |
| February | 1 February: Montpellier. 8 February: Dallas, Rotterdam, Buenos Aires. 15 February: Doha, Rio de Janeiro, Delray Beach. 22 February: Acapulco, Dubai, Santiago. Davis Cup first-round qualifying also appears in February. |
| March | 3 March: Indian Wells. 17 March: Miami. 29 March: Bucharest, Houston, Marrakech. |
| April | 4 April: Monte-Carlo. 12 April: Barcelona, Munich. 21 April: Madrid ATP main draw. |
| May | 5 May: Rome ATP main draw. 16 May: Hamburg, Geneva. 23 May: Roland-Garros main draw. |
| June | 7 June: ’s-Hertogenbosch, Stuttgart. 14 June: Halle, Queen’s Club. 20 June: Mallorca. 21 June: Eastbourne. 28 June: Wimbledon. |
| July | 12 July: Båstad, Gstaad, Umag. 19 July: Kitzbühel, Estoril. 26 July: Washington, Los Cabos. |
| August | 1 August: Toronto. 12 August: Cincinnati. 22 August: Winston-Salem. 29 August: US Open main draw. |
| September | 22 September: Chengdu, Hangzhou. 24 September: Laver Cup. 29 September: Tokyo, Beijing. Davis Cup second-round qualifying also appears in September. |
| October | 6 October: Shanghai. 18 October: Almaty, Stockholm, Lyon. 25 October: Basel, Vienna. |
| November | 1 November: Paris Masters. 7 November: Brussels and a further ATP 250 event listed as to be confirmed. 14 November: ATP Finals. Davis Cup Finals are listed for the following week. |
| December | Next Gen ATP Finals — date and location to be confirmed in the supplied calendar. |
Based on the published ATP 2027 calendar. Tournament dates and unconfirmed details may change.
Choosing Your 2027 Tennis Experience
Decide What Kind of Occasion You Want
Wimbledon lends itself to a summer day with friends or clients. Madrid, Rome and Paris offer opportunities for a European break, while Melbourne and New York can become the focus of a longer trip.
Start with the destination and occasion, then narrow down the tournament dates that suit you.
Consider the Stage of the Tournament
Earlier rounds generally offer more matches across the venue, making them appealing if you enjoy exploring the grounds and seeing a variety of players.
Later rounds concentrate attention on fewer contests as the titles approach. The right choice depends on whether you value a busy day of tennis or the occasion of the closing stages.
Understand What Is Included
Premium seating and hospitality vary by tournament and package.
Check your seat location, lounge access and any dining arrangements before booking. This is particularly useful when entertaining guests, as it helps you choose an experience that suits both the occasion and your group.
From Wimbledon Debenture tickets to tennis in Melbourne, Madrid, Rome, Paris and New York, Sport and Music can help you explore the options for your next visit.
Tell us your preferred tournament, dates and number of guests, and our team can talk you through suitable ticket and hospitality options.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about the 2027 ATP Tour
The four Grand Slams are the Australian Open, Roland-Garros, Wimbledon and the US Open. They take place in Melbourne, Paris, London and New York respectively.
Wimbledon takes place from Monday 28 June to Sunday 11 July 2027.
No. The men’s Madrid Open and Italian Open are ATP Masters 1000 tournaments. Both events also feature women’s competitions.
The published 2027 calendar includes nine: Indian Wells, Miami, Monte-Carlo, Madrid, Rome, Toronto, Cincinnati, Shanghai and Paris.
No. The men’s tournament at Queen’s Club is an ATP 500 event. It forms part of the grass-court season before Wimbledon.
No. The month-by-month schedule follows the ATP calendar. The Grand Slams and several highlighted tournaments also feature women’s tennis, but the wider WTA calendar has its own schedule.
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